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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-12-24
ROOFING.
READY ROOFING.


fastened
finished y coating our Aphaltu Cement thereby forming 0.
PrOOI wanting good can
and S.Py building whether the roof
gnri sheds
good without the aid at o.
G. p. KNIGHT,
All z. LOMBARD ST., BALTIMORE, Md.
. - - " - soAA'S't Dec 4-3m.
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TyHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate of
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
on or before the 17M day of July. 1888;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to lake immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of December,
1887 MARY DOUGLASS,
Dec. 17.-4t*) Executrix.
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New Advertise ments.
WANTED.

WANTED.
A POSITION AS MANAGER ON A FARM.
Best OF references given as to competency. For
further particulars apply to
LONGNECKER BROS,
Dec. 2.-3t. Towsontown.
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OANs NEGOTIATED,

ON FIRST MORTGAGE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
FARMS FOR SALE. MEXICAN SOLDIERS
ENTITLED TO PENSIONS, MAKE APPLICA-
TON AND GET YOUR MONEY. Also, to loan,
1900 on exceptional security, at per cent.
Apply to 5. PARKER BoSLEI,
Feb. 26.-tf.) Towsontown, Nd.
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N. Rufus Gill, Attorney, 10 St. Paul ST.,
Baltimore.
DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
Valuable and Well-Improved Farm, and
Other Lands,
In the Fourth, Eighth and Seventh Electio
Districts of Baltimore County.
Also,
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STUMP & BRO, REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Firemen's Insurance Building, Baltimore.
June4tApl30,
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HEDGE FENCES
On the following conditions, to wit:
Sold at ONE DOLLAR PER ROD, ON annu
payments of twenty cents per year, as it tax
care of the fence.
For information address
BALTIMORE COUNTY HEDGE FENCE &C
OF TOWSONTOWN, MD.
Agents Wanted. dec. 24.-6m.
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Dec. 24.-1t.
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II in not alone in America that Sr NrnunIAs
has made its great success. The London Times
says: at is above anything we produce in the
same line" The Scotsman says: "There is NO
tLa4 sacaassfrllu With Il -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
Death of Mrs. Mary \. Price.

Mrs Mary \. Price, relrt of the late John
Il, Price died ON Friday "t last week at her
Residence IN Chesapeake City, III the 10Th
year OF her age Her maiden name was
Lum, and she was sister of the late Isaac
A. Lum at New Castle county and of Mrs.
Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Samuel r.
Price, both formerly of Cecil county and
both Deceased. Mrs. Price was for a long
number of years consistent member of
Bethel NJ T.. church. She was A lady of
exemplary plrty and of rem trkably fine
traits, She Survived her hu~btld by about
ten years. Mrs. PrIce leaves tour children;
the oldest j. r "r"her Price. Is superintend-
ant OF the Delaware aud Chesapeake canal
and "A prominent citizen at the Second dis
tricr, Mrs. t"rneia Wallace wife of DR.. j.
Y. Wallace Il prominent physician of this
county; Thomas Price who resides on the
homestead in New c tStlr county aud Miss
TIL funeral was held from her late resi-
dence. The officiating clergy men were Hevs
I. y. II. a. Brien of Chesapeake City, j. r.
Van Burkalow of Bethel |. l.. Cation, of
Chesapeake CRY, +. &. Atkins, of
C-CiItou, formerly of Bethel, and T.
Snowden Thomas an old friend of the de-
ceased. The iuterrneut was made at Bethel
cemetery,
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old Time Politics,

In HE history OF QIecn Anne's county
by Ir.t.r1C Emory low UeIns puUilsned
IN weekly luSUaiIueuLs III Ire Ceutres HE.
Oyxerrtr, u iicn this week touches on the
cors,ror>l'llai campaign of 1875, it is
stated that +. \. Ellis. ESD. OF Cecil
cuun,y Was SECRETARY OF the Wing con-
VEN on Which. Nominated James y. Pearce
OF ,.su, ion Congress-. CecH was then
.Ga.ud;i with Tie other Eastern Score
couGiIy> IL rhe Second Congressional uis
J..ay. uIcu al that JImo was differently
org iulZyd ,nan al present, being com
p 'sed al /, ectI. Kent, QIeen Aune's, Tai
II aud ,..ruiiue. tnc Dem pcratIc con
veuston rl"t yer tieC at ttutieNI!ie, On
AugU>a q {, AlI dominated IJuu Evans
OF Ircll Sl.o Is described as "a plaIu taI =
mer III ati"uS and clear mind Nil
Evans - remtsnb "Ied 0y m-ny OF our oil;
c.llztns IS one OF the leader, of the De M
oct3.rIc pa.Iy with Henry ID. ,illler who
vs. K ,.,J>.er ~ WA, Nc. EsAns de
eilu"d Tue nomm >Clon and Wan. Grason
OF ,t.ccu Aune's contested the election
wan itr. Pelrre. Tne latter was elected
oJ rs majority.
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\ Human Badger.

was riding across country in Mary
land, about twenty miles rom Washing
ton, when cams upon what Appeared to
10 IL muskraJs nest, only a. the Top
there wSs u hole blackened around the
edges. 4 further investigation showed a
side opening about large eH ugh 10 allow
a man to era vi IN. | knocked by tos ing
"A corustsIk down the chimney and in =
few minutes there appeared from the
door a negro, SO hideouS, 50 bestial il
every feature. That my very horse backed
off. Il was the missing Ink, il there
ever WAS one, and the iargon # sounds
that the creature uttered only added to
the stran ,vnts. I'll hlS .'ppe.rIus' | could
not ulurTstaud word, aud 70 .v-r tie
fields to a house. where the uw.i+r no
- " lave me the history OF the h.rl -
beng mt induced me crawl into th,. d-u
alter him. The man could ouly talk IL
a gIhoeri>h understood by hIs empIorei
lie WAS not an idiot, as We mIgnJ nave
supposed but was simply, As my &C
qumtamce put 1t, type of the loves
klnd. lie had owned him before til.
war aud he was valued as a laborcr, pre-
Term. 10 work in bitches. often up To ms
waist IN water, where he would w.iIllH
like Il hog.
Ill, eS-owuer told me the man claimed
to have ueeu prince III hIS native conn-
try Lhat he Was sold as slave aud
brought to Florida, and finally again
sold here. At that time he WAS bEIng
paid Il nominal sum, which he gave to an
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
I''t l)eopIt::' 4 oIan'"

EDITOR W IiIn. / lie Sudden changes
OF Ine weather aie tryIr" on ones ner-
Vous system as well as on their health
| But a pen which refuses To lmpart ink tu
| che paper when YOU are irving to write
something oil interest, tries the patieuCe
| | have been reading an article in tte
| Philadelphia Itntes a revolt in school ~
| a second set OF Young America Tho
| BOYS of revolutionary times tplt the s,ma
spirit when their skatlpg nonds wars
uterfered with. This il a fast ARE
While the women are askirg the right
OF suffrage, the next act Will be TO nut
the ag. vi II Tor males To yore ALI mali
ncatlun needed Will be To wear . ..bir
hat aud GRACEFUL, hold :. ciUar Wb,Ist
| am not III favor OF womau's suffraye
would love to see the lords of Crea-
ton" intelligent ana educated in all the
political literature of the ddy. and wbsn
OF aye to cast their first vote nor have
their sentiments handed down to than
by their ancestors, but UNDERSTANDABLE
know what the great issues are that call
them 10 vote \ law ON 0ur statna
books pronlpIts the sale of tobacco and
cigars under Il That aye Is a peIiod
when tue average boy OF the 19.n cen
Jury begins to feel cut loose from paren-
tai control, and our lawmakers III saving
II only increase that desire of the hoy
To nd himself of any parental control
All legislation ON the evils of tobacco
oelng Taught III public schools will avail
nothing So long as the practice is iu-
dnlgod III by those We are looking to for
oetter things. The evils of tobacco,
"h!skey, ~, Will never receive death
DO" until oy example 1t Is taught to
the boys OF tins period. When father
che"s ana Splts and splits and chewS, the
son must DO II, out of respect To father,
ana laUhir thinks Us mauly because he
loves MS BOY. IL the teachers are eA
p&cted 10 orlhS about a reformation with
All these hlnderahces and a failure to
accomplish That which the legislation
n"S Piaceu upon thehl the penalty OF
death. more will be executed then.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
y Grand Event i'll Wilmington.

BY great odds the most brilliant mus
cal event thar Wilmington has ever been
favored wl,h i, set down Tor Wednesday
evening, February 9lh, upon which oc-
ct>iou Jue famous National Opera
Company will appear at the Opera louS,
in Leo Dehnes' famous opera, "LtKme,"
i romantic, picturesque work IN three
acts. L.kme' Introduces rearer the
full strength OF the c,mpluv than any
wuIN with TO mantle theme the COM
pany produces and besides the cprpS de
Spectacular work. IL is PERHAPS unnec-
es,ary to say anything III 'mmendation
OF ihr company as musical crit cS aud
opera goers freely eoncede that its inter-
pltr anon oI grand opera is ny odds the
ines most artistic aud correct that has
ever been gwen IN this country.
The N..t ionai o EZRA Company is the
largest urgau'Z .,Iou ct its kind that has
ever resented ,.muNemtnts to an Amer
lean Public. l. comprises, including its
artists, crorus, ballet aud Theodore
Thomas orchestra, $50 people. In addi-
tion to this Ih-ro Is au enormous execu-
tive lOIce, sage hands, property people
~, ~ al filing 10 passenger coaches.
~ tr,rsP"riing the comp~ny an it's
properties. scenery, IL, from one city to
.,Ie the! three specIdl railway tIaIIs are
employed.
Tue tnrIr~ company. with Thomas or
ehrstra OF - people, will participate in
,ue presentation Of "Ll,mc'' in Viii
nlngt"u. II viii be given with all the
'laGn Scence here That has made it such
III attractive pen torIAance i'll other cities,
aud rs FAR IS artistic details can 90 to
ntke performance perfect and complete
nothing Will be wanting. The costuming
tni mounting Of the opera are magnlh-
cent, I'M lhune giving opportunities for
,at lIn,,t artistic effects
lnr ballet advertisement to the opera
is given upon magnificent scale 10y =
corps Of 81 guiS. 1t introduces the grand
ballet OF the Bayadlers' bringing out
a.! tine premises, and .cIudlng with the
grand tnaycu aud sacred dance. The
music IS nHG 1t. ANY, and Iutatuatlng
Hi'n II, vp'np unus beatty. Although
tue auditorium is smt il,r than any the
company has yet sung IN, the prices will
REMAIN lHe sStur AZ IN larger cities, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
Deans Mills to be Rebuilt.

William Dean Of Newark, stated to an
Ecsry Eceni"g representative on Thurs
day that the Dean Wooden Mills near
Newark, recently destroyed by fire,
would most likely be rebuilt in the spring
MIR. Deans statement was made in 4 tone
which indicates that there is no doubt
built. The new buildings, Mr.. Dean in
Inmates i'll appointment aud equipment
will excel any other WOODEN mIlls in this
country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05

Mr., HENRY W. ID. JOHNSON, whose
postoffic e is Bay View, Cecil County, Nd,
is the authorized Agent OF The WHiG' TO
receive and receipt for subscriptions and
bills due this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05

sides of the howell were baked aui black,
eneu 10y the smoke tina, must have filled
the room. Tw" or three tin dishe; and a
pile OF cornstalks as bed, completed
the outfit of this human being, who lived
there winter and summer.-DctroH Tri-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
The Wings Premium for 1887

Note: The "Whiq" for County Ne,cs, and
the Philadelphia Weekly press for General
and one Of the leading papers Of the country
8ote: The price, for both for one year, Sc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
Elkton, February ,, 1887.
A Picnic Tor the Economical.

The chance of getting strictly tirst-class
clothing AT such absurdly low prices that
II will pay to buy them for next season =
use at O-hm x Son, stirring aud satisfac-
tory clothiers, Pratt x Hanover, BALTIC.
Don't miss the opportunity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05

a timely dose, and an external applrr =
ton of Ponds Extract, will stop ami euro
Coughs, Colts, luhA,nrn trlou- or Hem
orrhages OF all Kind, l. Is we'll !" keep
bottle at this wonderful remedy at hand for
all emergencies. Get the genuine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
MARRIED..

COATES-OW ENS.-In Trinity Church
Ell ton, Md, January p, 1887, by Rev
VIM. Schouer, George W. Coates of
Philadelphia and Eliz ,beth Owens
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Make a Note Of This,

Childrcn's Cloth Coats from
SI.5o to $40. Ladies New
markets, S.. Cloth Jackets,
So. Boucle Jackets, SI.5o to
$3.50.
Ladies' all wool double
width Cloth, all colors, 40 cts.
Good Canton Flannel, 5 cts.
Good Prints and Worsted
Dress Goods. only 5 cts. per
I'D.
Wooden Cloth Hoods from
10 cts. to ST.
Children's Knit Coats, large,
for SO and 90 cts.
Big lot Of Fur and Feather
Trimmings selling at and be-
low cost.
\ few NIutfs and Sets of
Fur gong very rapidly. | had
not room for my Spring stock
that is coming in every week
so | sell all Winter stock at a
sacrifice.
Specialties received this
week are Silk Jatfatis Gloves,
new Spring shades, usual so
ct. glove for 3 cts.
New Buttons and Clasps
opened today.
New designs in Linen Hand
kerchietS, 10 cts.
SaNony, Zephyr, Columbia
and Germantown Woods all
reduced.
Full stock OF all Materials
for fancy work.
Lessons given in Arasene.
Orders taken for Stamping.
Embroidery, Dying, &c.
Mr., I II i+1ophnrn-
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Mrs. /. II. Litzcnberg,
Elkton, Md.
THOMAS ii. LORT,
PHIYFER < PHPER-HHNGER,

patronage OF the public. All work intrustedj to
mo will receive prompt attention. Estima es
cheerlully given.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
MORE ENCOURAGING.

PoRT DEPoSIr, MD, Feb. 1.-The Pc
sitiun gradually becomes more encuur-
aging al Port Deposit. The pavement.
are entirely clear OF water, which con
tinues to recede slowly. Tie corpora
ton put force of men 10 work this
moi ulng to clear the streets OF ice and
debris, aud tonight Main street IS en-
tireIy unobsuuct,d. rae depot Vas
renovated to-day, and is undergoing nee
essary repaIs The engine house OF the
Water Wirch Fire Company WAS cleaned
out ana this engines, winch have been
exposed to the wealth, I tor tine Ias, wecA.
replaced.
The Columbia and Port Deposit R,iI.
road Company resumed their regular
schedule between Penyville aud Port
Deposit TODAY. About one mile of tLeir
TRACK lying between Btuks's Station and
Rock Ruu remains submerged, aud moth
lug can be done uu.ll the water lecedes
sufficiently to enable them TO work at
the ice, which is piled from tive 20 ten
feet high on t. . track. X steady rain is
falling tonight, which, should it con-
tnue, may cause a sudden rise in the
river, which would doubles, result in
again submerging the town.
CLEARING THEIR TRACK.
PoKr DEPOSIT, Md, Feb, :i.-The Col
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05

The result is medicine OF unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore uneqIalled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparilla, and are
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
Unknown to Others
Hoods SarsapariI!a
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by C. l. HOOD S CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-15
9nmorifif6es.

= Gus Der &inoeruelt. Der fleint
@nitau eruadt abenbs Oh BEG Nad6ou.
ietommens ieines Bapas in ieinem Wett,
den. erbebt iib un6 ipiQ nit @etuaIt in
oas Neben5immer ieiner gftern. Nls
oasielbe nidt s~e6ffnet miro, beflaat er
ttd folsenoermaBen: .Mama bat aeIaat,
Yapa babe einen Spit beimsebra6t i'd
min i'm audi ieben unb mt linn ipielen ;
Yapa lit redt b6ie, baB er mir nidt aui,
r1adbt ano ben Spit allein fir ii1 haben
rpiG."
:. Spper6el. Der BroieiIor Milz
Ter ihreibt 10 idledt, baB tpenrt er nit
einem 8riefe su gnoe lit, er IGN ielbIt
nitt mebr leien fann!"
n9as lit nod gar nidts. ginmal err
belt i'd elm Sdriftitid suseididt, cas-
Htemaio e~ntSiffern fonnte. SaliesfidJ
sins id ia cine Apotbeie uub aa6 es benz
8rouifOr; Der meinte, es lei elm Recept,
uno braute cine Mirtur oanad; - Ell.
sentlid tpar's aber cine Sdneloerred
mtna!"
2reifeno. - a.: User mar benn
lener iperr bort. ben Dn sriiselt unb Der
Dir 10 auBerOroentlib berabfafeno
bantte?"
g.: uSas III Der ueusebadene Com.
Sienratb @idelbera. Ser &erl III 10
aui9elaiien. baB rtan ibm rar cine @ons
bel nntersuidieben braudt, unb er ilieqt
als 9uftbalIon in ole S6he."
- 9srraiben. - Stubent Gu ieiner
&irlbin): rSier lit eiu 3sbnpfenniaer,
bolen Sic mir bafiir einen Ssller Snppe
III Der @arfi1e!" 8irtbim: ,N6er fir
sebn giemnise uirb nidt geseben."
Stllbent nSasen Sic MIR es iel fir IL
ilen Suno; perseiien sic aber ui6t eirin
abffel baSu seben su loiien."
:. @efabr I'M 8erimde. = Gerpit.
usie aanbbOf6duerin; pSerr Nmtsrat6,
/ tbdt bait redt i95n bitten I'M 0ispens
BON Der purs'idrisbncn 8itipenaeit; ib
m6dl' meinen @roBtnsdt beiratben, Dan
wieber ELL Serrino b 8irtbidait fomm;."
Imtsratb. (lddelnb SEA, ma, 2ano
bOierrn, Cure &itmenSeit Sauert nod 6
@oden, na6ber f0nnt Sbr au9 ubre
Sispens iuieoer heiratbeu. Sd CLAUDE
nidt, oaB ss Tim Cure @irtbldaft ihuu
GAR 10 seiabrli6 itebt. SIR ieiS ia ala
tidtise Sausfrau %betannt!"
2anoboferin: .Sreili. irei(i, Ssrr
Gmtsratb. nm B. 8utbidaIt itch!'S
nod ibiebt, aber lm's Geirat6eu! Su
orei 8oden ,uirb ndmlib mel 1onier,
b WirS, s~rOBiabris. unb Die is I'M ltano
nno ihnappt mir n @rOBfneht Dor Der
Nai' neg; is gar a 10 neiter 8urb, Ser
Sepp, nno 8 9irnb'l is iatriId bud
mau5ert."
:. Nns LANCER g8eile. Sonntaasid.
ger: On. 5reiber, iebt upCten uir ,pie.
Der einmal iasen, oaB es elm Sersniigen
it,"
Treiber: 80 bent Sc &eht, 0err,
oia Saie Wifiet 10 beinab MINNIE, wns
Dor Qdns,ueil'."
Nlau hsn, iIefal Nsa 0ycSaaro "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-15
&mrs, ,no tansia.

Sartleibisfeit 1T idreflid; cine in lin
Dr6nung jid befinoenoe 2eber elenoia; I'm
ueroaulidfeit i'll elm 0e9uer Der @ntmiitbia;
teit. Ser Menidlidr gerSaumnssappdrat
1T cine Der uertpidel5en uno mruScrbariteu
Saden in Der griitenS. 3eitt 1T err anser
Sronuns gelebt. Settle Speiien, Sdbe Spei.
fen, fdmubise Speiisn, ibledtes 8oaeu,
@eites5erit6rtbeit, fpdte Stnnben unreaaIas
re @epohnbeiten uno piele anbere Saheu
bic nidt iein iouten, baben oas amerifanis
iE9e 8olt au einer an Spspepiie leioenoe
Nation gemaht. @ber Greens Nuanft
Sloper bat elm iuunoerbares @erf aetbaa in
1m9eitaItnn9 oieieS idledbten .0eittd,tes
uno bat oas amerifaniide Bolt 10 aeiunb
aemadt, oaB es ieine MabIseten nit GennS
nebme1 nHo 8tidli9 fem tam. grmdaet:
Retn Gliit ohne geiInbbeit. Green's Mu=
quit 6loiper peIleiht Qeianbbeit unb 4ufr,e.
0euheit bic on ODspepiie 2eiSen. Sraat erer
apotbster fur eiHe 5lai6e 5infaaofieben.
ais Gent.
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Ser BORT Der beuti9en Grau.

&eunft 9u ben Safen, no mon fill &C.
bergen,
Der Stiirme Eoien nur BON ferne bort,
Bp unS-umrin9t BON lieben uno Cor
gen -
Die Sasb nad fali9em Slid betb6rt?
&ennit 9u ben Sauberfreis in grben'
lanben,
Bon Yoeiie bes Sersens sart burduebt,
30 mon in beiliser 2iebe feiten 8anoen
Dem Slid bes Qnberen rur 81 leber
ftrebt?
&ennit 9u ben @artsn, wo uns itia er'
bliben,
Die id5niten BIumen lieb uno nunbers
bplb,
9ur9 ibr gntfalten lobueno ale Niben,
9ab fi9 Der Sufunft Sesen fdon ent'
roIt?
aeHnit Du ben port. ben Sddbe nidt
erreiben,
Bon garter 2ieb' unbest uno ftarfer
Treu?
,9es Sauies @lid"-es bat nidt ieines
@let9en,
limb bieies Slid, eS bliibt uns tdsltb
1ei.
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ySDu DeHt ltPpei oee H~o000rQ@ln
felten ienano mebr gepiast gepslen, ais
aaiier 3arf ". Als er eiimnf sefraat
wuroe, tueldes Mittel or BENT baaegcn
anuenSe, ueriebte er nit Snnor: ,@ss
bulo uno maudmol Sdreien iino Ole he.
fen NrSneien.
:: Wooerne 9ienItbohen. - &bbM:
.0as Jag i6 S6nen aber anGoise Srau,
penn sic iid oas Mnhfrasen Inn Die
Marftpreiie nidt balo a~bsets6bnen,
w,rben gle nidt mebr lang @ndStse Del
mir iein!"
- Seltianle &afie. .glbsr bbren
Sic. 9err S6mibt, Der Silnb, cen ib
geitern BON Sbnen gefauft babe, 1T ia
cine Siinhin."
nSerr Meier. obs liest on Der &aiie
- ieine Wutter 1T audi a @eible s'ipe:
ie."
= Die idtimme Ssle.--@eiansener:
,9iebiter 6err @drter, ftedeu Sic mid
nur ui6t. III Seae Nr. &C." ,@arum
oeun nidt?" @eiamsener: ,Sa milIen
Sic. ba bort man ole So6ier uum Oil
rector iinsen.
:. Die T6hteridiileriu. - ,Wamn,
iieb' einn,al ben Mnnn, Der ba aui fer
StraBe 1T. ben Nrm in Der Sinbe"....
.@as it's nit limp"
rSas muB Elm mdbtiser MAnn ieiu."
r&ebe bod feinen l%lnlinn."
r@eruiB. S6i(ler iast ia: &erbun.
ben iueroen aud Die S6waben md6tig."
9iebenoe 8eiorsniB. Mam:
Stun ninlm Did nur rebt in Stdt, tie.
be Srau, SaB Dir aui Seiner &eiiegtid,is
Suit6Bt."
5rau: SD weree ibOn slidlid on:
comment"
Manu: Sinh aud ar Define 9lei,
ounssitiide seSeihnet ?"
y@arum benn ?"
Wann: .0un! i6 perbe iest tdglid
bic unslidsfdlIe leien!
- Iba!-8 BETTER: ,Sie, 9nG' 0err
- Elm paar Greuser fir mel arm blin:
ben Bub'u!"
Sansberr: sd feb ibn ia ninmer,
ben blinoen 8ub'n - no babi's oeun
Den?"
BETTER: Der bat b'raIB, ELL @ab.
NOM fOmneu ieb'n uno is fbneG a
paar SanSerl W%eitersanaa, baB'r uns nit
faBt!"
Gub elm 8orSus!-Sotelisr Sic
mollen Bortier bel mir iuerbeH? Saben
Sic oieie Steauns idon einmal belief,
bet?"
8atent: ,9tem.-
!Sotelier: ,&6nnen Sic enalild oNcr
frauS1ii6 iprehen? Sber rppmit iuolIeu
Sic ionit ibre 8eiabiauns fir hieien
idWierisen Soften nadpeiieu?"
Satent: SD nebme iebr germ 5rinf-
selber.
- Die iunse Sansirau. = @ntsbs
isersfran: sd mu6 nad 9auie Deute
sibt es uiel ~ t6un = lpir baben cineu
O6ien seidladtet!"
5raa 8rOfeiiOr: .Bas einen aaussn
S6ien idladten Sic anf einmal?"
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uuter 2eitun9 Der 8dter oes Benebictmer
Orbens, 1T bic sr6ste unb bea~ausaeitattete
2ebranitalt int Noronefen; bic Gage ros
mantiid nnb 9eiuno. ltnterrift pirb ere
tbeilt IN anen Gddern. Stubenten f5unen, ie
nod 5dbisteit iolgeaoe GURUS aufnebmeu
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Dos S6uiiabr beginut ON Z. September.
SIR gatolo9 ufp. tuenbe mon ii9 an
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att uHb yrS6tsnt
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itderes NitteI aeaen 2ufen uno Grfalthng.